LATEST: Paschal Donohoe on upcoming FG leadership battle: ‘It's not my time’

Enda Kenny is expected to outline his plans for stepping down at tonight's parliamentary party meeting.

LATEST: Paschal Donohoe on upcoming FG leadership battle: ‘It's not my time’
Wed, 17 May, 2017 - 07:10

The Minister for Public Expenditure has said the Taoiseach will deal with the issue of his leadership this evening.

Speaking on RTÉ's Today with Sean O'Rourke, Paschal Donohoe refused to say if he expected Enda Kenny to name an exact date of departure but expected him to address the matter “conclusively”.

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